Heinz Rudolf Kunze's life story is a classic tale of rags to riches - though born in a refugee camp and crippled in childhood by a bone illness, he went on to become a definitive rock idol of Germany's 80s generation. Fittingly, his thick and earnest baritone channels a searing emotional depth, one that's elevated guitar-heavy anthems like "Leg nicht auf", while his famously moral lyrical stances are hallmarks of hits like "Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz". He also boasts a profound understanding of pop music—apparent on his lively cover The Kinks' instantly recognizable "Lola".